Greek and Latin Roots 7th Grade.

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Greek and Latin Roots 7th Grade

What is a root word?

act Meaning: do Examples: activity, react, active, actor, activist, counteract

aud Meaning: hear Examples: audio, audience, audiovisual, auditorium, audition

bio Meaning: life, living matter Examples: biography, autobiography, biology, biosphere, biome, biodegradable

cred Meaning: believe Example: credence, credulous, incredulous, incredible, credit,

dem Meaning: people Examples: democracy, demographic, epidemic, demagogue

dict Meaning: speak Examples: contradict, prediction, dictate, predict, verdict

geo Meaning: earth, soil, global Examples: geography, geology, geometry, geode, geocentric

graph Meaning: writing, written Examples: graphology, autograph, seismograph, graphic, graphite

loc Meaning: place Examples: dislocate, location, relocate, locomotion, allocate

man Meaning: hand Examples: maneuver, manual, manuscript, manufacture, manacle

ped Meaning: foot, feet Examples: pedal, pedestrian, pedicure, impede, centipede

pop Meaning: people Examples: popular, population, populist, populace, popularize

port Meaning: carry Examples: export, portable, porter, report, transportation

sign Meaning: sign, mark, seal Examples: signal, signature, design, insignia, significant

spec Meaning: see, look Examples: circumspect, retrospective, spectator, spectacular, speculate

tract Meaning: pull, drag Examples: attract, distract, tractor, extract, contract

vid Meaning: see Examples: video, evident, provide, providence

volv Meaning: turn about, roll, bend Examples: revolve, revolver, voluble, convolution, evolve, involve

Root Word Trees Choose a root word. Write the root word and its meaning on the trunk of the tree. Include at least four leaves with words containing that root word. Include one leaf with an illustration that demonstrates the meaning of the root word. Make it look nice! They will line our walls.